codegladiator

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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   plans == ideas discipline == execution ideas are worthless, its all about the execution
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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   Filling in the blank with what has not happened. LLMs interpolate quite well but they don't extrapolate. Very interesting article where you can or cannot put LLMs to use. It's not necessarily a bug, but we are yet to see.
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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   Amazon needs a process before deleting accounts to check if the target has a big social media presence somewhere that it might create a backlash. Such accounts need to be handled differently.
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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   There are two parts 1. How things are made: This is your programming language/core concepts/DSA/Problem solving. Don't start with two languages. Start with 1 along with design/psds/algo. 2. Why things are made:
5. 155.▲
   by codegladiator 3y ago

   Waiting for hiccups to try this out.
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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   A person who knows how to code without access to AI tools means when they have access to AI tools their productivity would increase but they will also be able to point out mistakes, if any, in the generated code. A person who does not know
7. 157.▲
   by codegladiator 3y ago

   Oh that explains it. Tried it again, much usable now.
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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   Sounds good. Jumping all over the fretboard makes it hard since I am beginner so I don't know any notes. I tried setting up the filter, Frets 0-3 and string 1/2/3, but either I am doing something wrong or it doesnt respect th
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   by codegladiator 3y ago

   Calibre ~16 years VLC ~22 years
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    by codegladiator 3y ago

    There is an episode in Andrew Hubermans' podcast which goes into the details of this. Overall if you are keeping your digestive track in "digestion mode" frequently thus not letting it rest will eventually building up constan
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    by codegladiator 3y ago

    > We'd love to get your feedback on this product There is nothing to try out, it sends me to a calendly link, why ask for feedback ?
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    by codegladiator 3y ago

    - Let a new user try the experience without the signup/sign-in flow (single try ? i know it gets hard keeping track to avoid abuse but the signin/signup flow is sort of long) - Put a template text in the main text-area inst
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    by codegladiator 3y ago

    Too hard
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    by codegladiator 3y ago

    unicef
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    Off topic: Dan doesn't work anymore right? Or is there a new prompt
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    Yes
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    There are ongoing discussions and efforts to regulate AI research, but there are several challenges in doing so effectively. One challenge is that AI research is a rapidly evolving field, and new developments can quickly outpace existing re
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    I don't ask factual question. Its the wrong tool for factual questions.
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    I am using it almost daily. It's better than Wikipedia. Its kind of like rubber ducking with a fairly smart duck. Plus the variety of topic one can ask it is infinite (as opposed to Wikipedia) It also responds in a very humanly way (te
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    Checkout kaitai https://doc.kaitai.io/ Its not for generating visual structure, but just defining the structure with the constraints like you mentioned
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    Embrace, extend, and extinguish
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    That's less than what you spend of coffee each month
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    I think you are just helping make his point.
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    Nice, very pleasing
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    I just look clueless. I am not clueless.
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    https://etherpad.mit.edu/
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    The whole series is excellent. The actionable items are clear and well defined and I started following some of them last year. The benefits cannot be put into words.
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    The grass on the other side
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    Reminds me of Michael Scott in the analysis of The Office in The Gervais Principle [1] [1] https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
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    by codegladiator 4y ago

    It's curse of the job. No job can be fun (beyond first few months).